Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1937 — Page 4

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TW. MMEANS, WORLD WAR 'Y WORKER. IS DEAD

Services to Be Conducted at|

3 P. M. Tomorrow; Two Daughters Survive.

Thomas W. McMeans, 3826 Win-

throp Ave. died today in Metho- |

dist Hospital. He was 67. Services are to be at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. Burial is to bein Crown Hill. Mr. McMeans, a native of Richmond, had lived here many years. He was a member of the Broad Ripple Masonic lodge and the Scottish Rite, and had just been elected slder emeritus of Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, the second person ever to receive this honor. Mr. McMeans formerly had been employed as chief bookkeeper at the Methodist Hospital. He married Miss Lillian C. Campbell at Richmond. She died several years ago. He served with the Y. M. C. A. in France during the World War. He is survived by two_daughters, Elizabeth and Frances.

DR. FRANK G. KLEIN, 1309 Spruce St.,. died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital, where he had been a patient for more than a week. | He was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and a practicing physician here 34 years. Funeral services are to be Monday morning in St. Mary's Church. Dr. Klein, who was 63, was a staff physician at St. Francis Hospital and for many years tained offices at 803 Virginia Ave. He attended public school here and was graduated from the Indianapolis Medical College in 1903. held membership in the Indianapolis Medical Society and the Elks’ lodge. Dr. Klein was a member of St. Mary's .Catholic Church. Survivors are _a brother, Louis Klein, and two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Etter and Miss Elizabeth Klein, all of Indianapolis. ’

JOSEPH HANCOCK, Spencer Hotel, an employee of the E. C. Atkins & Co., for 40 years, died Wednesday in St. Vincent's Hospital. He was credited with several inventions used in saw and tool manufacturing. Funeral services are to be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Mr. Hancock, who was 76, was bern in England, and came to the United States after a short residence in Canada. 2 He was a member of the Pioneers, a club of the long-time employees of the Atkins Co. Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. Kate Wilson, Mrs. A.-J. Coulon, Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs. C. McArthur and Mrs. C. M. Miller, and a brother, William Hancock, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. HELEN PEDEN HAWKINS, a former resident of Indianapolis, died yesterday in- St. John's Hospital in Anderson, She was 42. Funeral arrangements were to be completed today. Burial is to be in Crown Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hawkins was a native of Spencer. She had lived here for five years after her marriage to Charles Hawkins in 1924. Surviving are the husband; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse P. Peden; two sisters Mrs. Sarah P. Seidensticker and Miss Mary Alice Peden, all of Indianapolis; and three brothers, Jessie of Indianapolis, Francis of New York, and William J. Peden of Washington.

MERRILL C, SULLIVAN, 1006 N. New Jersey St., died yesterday in the United States Veterans’ Hospital after an illness of four months. He was 49.

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| ARGOS—Mrs. Martha Ann Sanderson, {7 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Jacob Entwistler. Mrs. Frank Porthouse, Mrs. J. B Noyce; sons, Samuel, Wilfred, James.

BRIDGE CITY—Henry G. Snyder, a Es: Wife, Edn Josephine; daughter. Mrs. Lovell Stevens? sisters, Mrs. | Joseph Pflum, Mrs. Louis Berger. CENTERVILLE—Frank S. Coffman, 66. COLUMBUS —Mrs. Christine Fehring, 73. | survivor: Brother-in-law, Fred Fehring.

| DECATUR—Mrs. Emily Graber, 84. Sur- | vivors: Daughters, Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, | Mrs. Jacob P. Schwartz, Mrs. Jacob J. | Eicher. :

land had been employed in the rail- { way mail service 12 years. | Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Grace | Sullivan; his father, David Sullivan, | Ottwell, | Victor, Everett and Charles Sulli- | van, all of Ottwell.

| WILLIAM- D. KEENAN JR., who | died in Detyoit Wednesday from in- | Juries received in a blast at the C. | E. Jamieson Chemical Co., is to be | buried tomorrow in Crown Hill fol- | lowing funeral services at 10 a. m. | in the Hisey & Titus Funeral Home. | Mr. Keenan was the son of Mr. {and Mrs. William D. Keenan, 327

| Layman Ave.

{ AUGUST REYNOLDS, 1220 N. I1- | linois St., died yesterday in the City | Hospital after a short illness. He was 69. Funeral services are to be | held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the | John F. Reynolds Mortuary. Burial | is to be in Crown Hill. | Mr. Reynolds had come to Indianapolis recently from the southern | part of the state, arid was making | his home here with his daughter, Mrs. Geneva Ratiff. Survivors besides the daughter are two sons, Ross and Chester, both of. Indianapolis.

JAMES A. McQUADE, 2452 N.

Talbott St., died yesterday in his|m

{home from injuries suffered last June when a piece of scaflolding fell on him. He was 21. Funeral services are to be held at {9 a. m. Saturday at the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. He had been employed by the Frank Escol Repair Co. Survivors are his mother, Mrs. i Lottie McQuade; three brothers, Harry Marion and Louis; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Gaines, and an uncle, Frank McQuade, all of Indianapolis.

MRS. MARY H. MULLIKIN, 2221 Brookside Ave. died yesterday in her home after several months’ illness. She was 78. services are to be held at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Mullikin was born in Russellville, and moved to Indianapolis 45 years ago. She was a member of Heath Memorial Church. Survivors are two sons, Paul W. ! Mullikin and M. R. Mullikin, both | of Indianapolis, and a daughter, | Mrs. Charles Crook, Jacksonville, { Fla.

| MRS. CECELIA HARMS, 3823 E. { Washington St, died yesterday in her home after a long illness. She was the wife of Harry F. Harms of the Harms Battery service. Mrs. Harms, who was 58, was born in. Henry County, and moved here 40 years ago. Funeral services—are to be at 2 | p. m. tomorrow in the home. Burial is to be in Crown Hill. Survivors beside the husband are two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Caesber and Mrs. Stella Cook, both of Indianapolis, and a brother, George Phillips, of Terre Haute.

| | WILLIAM C. MEYERS, a life | resident of Indianapolis, died yes- | terday in Methodist Hospital after a | short illness.# He was 63. | Funeral services are to be held at [2 p. m. tomorrow in the residence | at 440-S. Dearborn St. Burial is to i be in Washington Park Cemetery. Mr. Meyers had been employed by | the Klee & Coleman Co. for 27 | years. | Survivors besides the wife, Mrs. Louisa B. Meyers, are a son Francis Euler, and a daughter, Mrs. Helen ' Funkhauser.

and four brothers, Brose, |:

Funeral

Deaths Among Indiana Residents

ELKHART—Harold Rousseau, 74. Survivor: Son, Harold. Samuel Grant Newton, 59. Survivors: Daughter, Miss Adele M. Newton; sisters, Mrs, Cora B. Bayard, Miss Adele M. Newton, Mrs. John Kilmer. EVANSVILLE—Claude B. Henderson, 61. Survivors: ife, Mattie; stepmother, Mrs. Mary Henderson; a niece and nephew. rs. Henrietta Palmer, 68. Survivors: Husband, Louis Palmer; two nieces and five nephews. George J.” Haas, 74. Survivors: Wife, Mary; daughter, Helen; son, Emil; sisters, Mrs. Fred Roth and Mrs. William Seigel; brothers, Adam, Andy, and William Haas. Lawrence iber, . Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Sam Crugger; WwW. H. Biber, and four grandshildren. Julius {. Thiele, 70. ‘Survivors: Daughter,, Mrs. James M. Miller; son, Erwin; sister, Mrs. nieces and nephews. FT. WAYNE—Steve Motherwell, 39. Survivors: Father, John Motherwell; brothers, John and Gerald; sisters, Mrs. Earl Brake . William Emler. . Zachariah Garrison, 82, SurDaughters, Mrs. Ed Leininger, Mrs.

ynkoop: brothers, Ruckman and Levi. Ges William Wright, 76. Survivors: Wife, Mary; son, Martin, and a daughter, Mrs. Bertha Collis; sister, Miss Anna Wright; brother, Daniel; three half-sisters, Mrs. Frank Schwartz, Mrs. Edward Baker and Mrs. Alice Metcalf; half-brother,” D. 8S. Wright. . Mrs. Frances Anna Denig, 72. Survivors: Husband, John; daughters, Miss Wilma Denig, Mrs. Donna cCoy and Mrs. Margaret Block; brother, J. F. Kinzell; sister, Mrs. Fannie Zinn; a granddaughter. Ollie Hudson, 53. Survivors: ife, Catherine: sisters, Mrs. Mae Gunder. Mrs. Iaona Patterson. Mrs. Rachael David; brothers, John, Charles, Jacob and James Hudson. Peter De Hahn, 47. George Birchman, 15. Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Birchman; three sisters, and two brothers. ” ” 8

FT. WAYNE—The Rev. Zachariah Garrison. 82. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Frank E. Wynkoop, Mrs. Ed Leininger, Mrs. Ceral

son,

Agnes Yuetter;

vivors: Ceral Coulter and Mrs. Frank E.

‘Coulter: sisters, Mrs. Jessie Omans, Mrs.

George Egolf; brothers, Ruckman and Levi Garrison. . William © Wright, 76. Survivors: Wife, Mary; son, Martin; daughter, Mrs. Bertha Collis: sister, Miss Anna Wright; brother, Daniel. Mrs. Frances Anna Denig, 82. Survivors: Husband, John; daughters, Miss Wilma Denig, Mrs. Donna McCoy, Mrs. Margeaert Block; brother, J. F. Kinzell; sister, Mrs. Fannie Zinn. Joseph W. Stahl, 58.

GOLDSMITH—-N. C. Survivors: Brothers, C. rs. D. W. Woods. GOSHEN—Wilson Troup, 77. Survivors: Wife; sons, Orbe, Leonard; daughters, Mrs. Kirkdorfer., Mrs. Merle Yoder. Mrs. Catherine Holtsinger, 70. Survivors: Sons, Rolland and Ray Bickel, daughter, Mrs. Barl Stutzman. HUNTINGTON — Mrs. Laudig, 84. Survivors: Mrs. H. W. Hicks. ” " 2 JEFFERSONVILLE—Miss Cora Stauss. Survivors: _Sisters, Miss Emma Stauss, Mrs. John F, Spieth. KINGMAN—David S. vivors: Mrs. Delia Osborn, McMahan; son, Edwin. LAGRANGE--Pauline Coney, 13. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Coney; sisters, Ida and Mrs. Eula Freed; brothers, Orin, Otho, Orville, Lawrence. Ned A. Parham, 73. Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Edward B. Gray, Nellie Parham. LA PORTE—Edward F. Sitz, 62. Survivors: Brothers, John, Emil, Herman and Henry: sister, Mrs. Amelia Fuller. John Mainland, 62. Survivors: Widow; sons, John and Charles; daughters, Dorothy,, Agatha and Winnifred; brothers, Magnus. Hugh .and Robert; sisters, Mrs. Janet Wood and Mrs. Mary Seater. MARTINSVILLE—Mrs. Ellen Yeager, Survivors: Brother, James Gordon;

Vandeventer, 74. PF, 1. S.; sister,

Helen Marion Granddaughter,

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Tinder, 73. Mrs.

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ter, Mrs. Walter Allison; daughters, Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Mrs. A. J. Morris, Mrs. C. . Huffman and Mrs. Edda Brown; sons, Clifford and Hawley Knoy and Monnie Yeager. MELLOTT—Mrs. Cora KE. Stucker, 65. Survivors: Son, Thomas; stepdaughters, Mrs. Claude Marquiss, Mrs. Carl Giddings; stepson, John Stucker; sisters, Mrs. Mary E. Sutton, Mrs. Alice Clark, Mrs. Susan Aldrich, Mrs. Florence Evans. MISHAWAKA—Andrew J. Godshalk, 74. Survivors: Wife, Alice; daughters, Mrs. John Johnson, Mabel Godshalk; sons, Clem, Floyd. MOORELAND—Mrs. R. H. Brown, 80. Survivors: Husband; sons, M. S., Archie, Charles, George; daughters, Mrs. Ed Ulrich, ‘Mrs. Ben Summers, Mrs. Ernest Pudrith. : 0SGOOD—Ora Melson, 56. Widow; sons, Merle and Rev. PETERSBURG—Frank J. Survivors: Widow, Mrs. brother, Dr. H. W. Burger. RICHMOND—Walter R. Hunt, 57. vivors: Sons, Robert, Edward. Walter Holland. 38. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Josephine Jackson: half-sister. Mit Holland; half-brothers, Charles, William. SOUTH BEND—Michael J. Dressler, 62. Survivors: Wife, Charlotte: sisters, Mrs. A. J. Buysse, Mrs. John Hueblein; brother, George. SYCAMORE—VWilliam L. Wyman, 53. Survivors: Sons, Herbert, Robert; daughters, Betty Lou; brother, Fred Wyman. SYRACUSE—Frank Wogoman, 76. vivors: Wife, Zipporah; sons, James, Irvin, Howard; sisters, Mrs. Rose Rentfrow, Mrs. Mary Cable; brothers, Edward, Daniel. VALPARAISO—Mrs. Peterson, 73 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. . Q. Prentiss, Mrs. Anna Crowe, Mrs. Edith Honeck; sons, Arthur, Harry. VALPARAISO—Mrs. Caleb Peterson, 74. Survivor: Son. Harry Peterson. WINCHESTER—John I. Shawley, 83. Survivors: Nephews, Delmar, Harold.

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